Johnson N Saturday Morning Readies May 17 1913
Johnson N announces Saturday morning event set for May 17 1913 with details implied in a brief notice. The item highlights a scheduled gathering in a specific time frame on a weekend in the spring.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1913
Page
2
Johnson N announces Saturday morning event set for May 17 1913 with details implied in a brief notice. The item highlights a scheduled gathering in a specific time frame on a weekend in the spring.
Governor Johnson signals support for an alien land bill targeting Japanese buyers, while Congress contemplates repealing the Fifteenth Amendment and restricting African American voting rights. The piece also notes moves toward federal post roads funding and a Pan American dinner in New York, plus civil service debates and a Virginia university’s new president.
A Boston Monitor note highlights a southern educator’s precision on citizen duties over individual liberty. Congressman Lewis of Western Maryland predicts five years to end express company power via parcel post. Haskins lauds Underwood bill income tax simplicity versus English systems. Senator Smith introduces a National Forest Demonstration and Experimental Commission with funding.
After weeks of linemen work the Chesapeake and Potomac Company will connect Easton with Baltimore and likely with Salisbury and Cambridge via new copper wires. The Denton Ridgely line will be usable by Farmers and Merchants, a subscribers line reaches Matthews, and civil service exams for fourth class postmasters will be held soon. Berry checks may be ordered from the Denton Journal, Cedar Mount Farm offers white leghorn chicks, and J H Pastorfield Co promotes straw hats.
In a letter to Democratic voters of Caroline County James Temple announces his candidacy for the sheriff nomination. He cites experience as an officer, dedication to the jail, and vows to reside at the sheriffs residence in Denton during the term. Temple notes his 1911 withdrawal for party harmony and states he will stay in the race through the primary polls.
For sale cheap. One forty horsepower Erie City return tubular boiler and one eight horsepower Ex celsior stationary engine. Draper and Slaughter, Denton, Maryland.
Parcel No 3 in Denton measures forty five feet on Seventh Street and one hundred ninety two feet deep to the 16 foot alley, adjoining Parcel No 2. Parcels 2 and 3 are listed in plat recorded in Chancery Record No 15 folio 255. Offered first separately, then as a whole. Also Baltimore religious advertising debate grows nationwide as The Baltimore News runs campaign in Saturday issues promoting church publicity methods begun January 4.
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